(ruth giggles) my name is ruth weiss. all through my childhood i wrote. i ote a lot of poems but i knew all my life from as lg as i can remember that i am to be a et and that is what i uld apply my lifto, and that the poems would have meanings in the wld. the firsthing i do, i visualize in my mind what is a person or a place or what. and then i don't like a lot of description. i like something to evoke just by a few words put together. i want the subject of whatever it is to present itself in its deeper way. a feast, a feast to celebrate the beast raging in the winter of the soul. fire the tapers for outrageous capers. the odds against light should tempt the demons to attend. the impossible dance is within the reach of each and the outcast and the outcast chance commence. (ruth speaking in foreign language) no chant is chance. the impossible chance is within the reach of each. now's the time to mend split ends. split end antic, flicker as in no more, anyone to hang another up. the tarot man atarot, the hand-man atarot. miracle of easy the head, upside dow

and it's not just about ruth and me.e ladder yet? >> and so, it's about my friends, other friends besides ruth, male and female. and my late husband and my now and forever husband, one hopes. and so it's about a life of friendships. especially the most famous of them is ruth bader ginsburg. ( applause ). >> stephen: and how do we all-- how did you all first become friends? >> i was brand new assigned to cover the court. and i picked up this brief. i didn't understand it. it turned out to be-- it was her first brief in the supreme court. >> stephen: so she's not a justice at this point. >> no, she was a professor at rutgers law school. and she had written this brief that argued that women are covered by the 14th amendment guaranteed to equal protection of the la. lholdfor the first time ever, the supreme court bought it. but i didn't understand it. so i called her up and i got an hour-long lecture. i ended up sort of like a goose whose liver was now ready for fois gras. >> stephen: she jammed this down your throat? >> rig

platonic or not, we don't know with ruth bader ginsburg called dinners with ruth. obviously, we rushed right tougt our iphone and bought a copy and before it arrived, we saw sw some preview blurbs and they were pretty amazing. . we knew we had to read the whole thing. dinners for through. this is not some dry account ofn the supreme court. no, it'st me court steamier thag we've read this week. for example, nina totenberg a wrote that after a few minutes with ruth ginsburg, she felt, quote, like a goose that hade just been stuffed in preparation for foie gras. is that dirty? then she compared ginsburg to the queen of england. >> then you have to ask yourself, is nina totenbergof actually capable of writing more titillating prose? and the one true governor of en. georgia? we had to find out. so to make that comparison as fair as possible, we oncee? again enlisted our voiceover master, the man of dulcet tones, our our senior producer, alex macaskill. so pour yourself a glass ofose. rosé chow gummy, whatever it takes to get you in the mood and prepare for some selectio

oh, they took part in a popular uprising that swept bella ruth in 2020, before it was brutally suppressed by dictator alexander lucas shinkel. oh, conductor vitaly, alec still knock also to pardon me. uprising in the bellow room capital minsk. oh, she uses our to fight repression. his message is one of defiance. oh, oh, as this one's a nissan, our mission is to show that that a roof still exists. but there is still a free belushi or even if a small line is on mostly an exile on left is indeed a maple and many other people who are against the regime against a russian warn ukraine. you want to express themselves and want to be her title awesome on the wrong dakota. and that's why they're here at the beethoven 1st. the frequent concert was held in an unusual place. the plenary chamber and bon once the seat of the west, german parliament, an historic and a political setting. ah, this year the beethoven fest trend the spotlight on eastern europe on repression and bella roofs, as well as the war in ukraine. a nation who struggle for survival has been closely followed by the whole world. an adve

that's the message of "dinners with ruth." for the first time in a long time, we believe nina totenberg on that. a house hearing went off the rails when a republican member of congress exposed a so-called climate lawyer. it made him angry. that's next. we were told, super young, that you have to be tough, you have to be macho in a male perspective. you feel like, you know, you're not able to open up and, you know, be vulnerable with your feelings, you know what i mean. you have this idea of this machismo, right? like that you have to always be the toughest, the strongest. for me as a man, it's about opening up. not feeling too macho to tell someone how you're feeling when you're feeling down. opening up your heart and sharing with other people the way that you're feeling. i have a twin sister who, when i'm sad, i call her and talk to her and we normally have the same feelings. i face time, my grandchildren. that always seems to kind of give me a boost, even when you're having your darkest moments. kicking the stigma means talk

and freedom goes on in bon and in bella. ruth ah, this is beethoven best. once again, put simms thieves artist taking a strong stance in terms of war and violence in europe. ah. and for the finale, a moving plea for global peace. from a former time. this 18th century corral is part of a container by johann sebastian bach. it's called for light on sweden, canadian dish. grant as peace, graciously o metallic stomach is among the performers the festival was inspiring. but what happens next? mm. jack junior was correct. i don't know. i can't say when he was good year, the gates the at sign back on, but every one will go their own way. house problem. i got course those who come from troubled regions face a degree of uncertainty. ok. he had us do it. justice and truth were went out soon, their pilots given and they were when the, if we stand together and in viet not just a craner, craner normally stay the course. keep fighting and keep going by to gain from by 50 lou lou. ready ready ready ready ready lou ah ah. with who leaving islamic state leonora life back in

of course ruth would be a recently former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg.ut ruth bader ginsburg and nina incredibly close friends. at the end of the one of the calls nina writes she felt like and we are quoting a goose that had just been stuffed? in preparation. goose pick a new one can't, not capable of it. it has the orra they know what flagra is on npr. shopping with ruth humbling experience. petite and beautiful and could wear almost anything. whoo! do you feel dirty hearing that? k nina does about feel dirty. that was her intimate relationship with supreme court justice. nbr is not embarrassed. you pay their salaries, national public radio. they still take tax dollars to hate you. >>> kamala harris announced our border is secure. >> border is secure. we have a broken immigration system particularly before we came in. needs to be fixed. we are going to have two million people come in, you are confident it is secure? >> we have a secure border in that that is a priority for any nation including ours and minute. >> tucker: you are confident? this border i

she found the choir with like minded singers when unrest for a sweat bella, ruth, and 2020. it's a mile course. nadine in the plaza when you can kick me to. so for months we talk to the st. louis almost every day. beat it for small but let us gauge the flash mobs and birth mormon to that is you really? so the people in ballers like hear us every day getting what castell at the key quickly we, i'm a well known choir that everybody wanted to hear and everyone loves fellow silver witches. in the study, people started learning our songs. so my sticky, they saw a symbol of the belly ruffian resistance and the for sending us a government came looking for out in the us. they literally hunted us down. oh no. oh, did you shifted with her or was this for her? so for the piece by olga put guys kaya for the beethoven fest, the composer follows progress closely. she herself, is living an exile in warsaw and getting by giving organ concerts and music lessons . she's afraid to return to bella bruce. ah, daniel, and i can't go back to valerie right now. the police i'm being harassed. my mus

she found the choir with like minded singers when unrest 1st swept bella ruth and 2020. i might have caused the dean in the process when you can kick me to so for months we took it to the street with almost every day beat it for a moment. let us gauge the flash mobs and burst mormons who that is usually so the people in ballers could hear us every day. getting what gustavo, the key quickly we, i'm a well known choir that everybody wanted to hear. and everyone loves fellas over which us in the started people started learning our songs. so my sticky, they saw us a symbol of the belly ruffian resistance and the best selling us government came looking for out in the us. they literally hunted us one down. oh, oh, did with her always for her. so for the piece by olga put guys kaya for the beethoven fest, the composer follows progress closely. she herself is living an exile in warsaw and getting by giving organ concerts and music lessons. she's afraid to return to bella bruce. ah, daniel, because i can't go back to valerie right now. please. i'm being harassed. my music is bann

she found the choir with like minded singers when unrest 1st swept bella. ruth, in 2020. it's a mile course. nadine in the plaza when you can kick me. so for months we turned to the st. louis almost every day. beat it for a moment. let us games we flash mobs and performances that is your ellis. so the people in ballers could hear us every day getting what castell, at the quick quickly we, i'm a well known choir that everybody wanted to hear and everyone loves fellas overcharged in us. that people started learning our songs. so my sticky, they saw us as a symbol of the valley ruffian resistance and the best selling us the government came looking for as enough. they literally hunted death down. oh, nation did shifted with her or her sales for the piece by olga put guys kaya for the beethoven fest. the composer follows progress closely. she herself is living an exile in warsaw and getting by giving organ concerts and music lessons. she's afraid to return to bella bruce. ah, daniel, because i can't go back to valerie right now. please. i'm being harassed. my music is band, so

and they were always reserved for ruth -- we were always close.n't see her every day or even every week. sometimes i saw her from a distance on the bench. but we were lifelong friends, essentially, from the time we were young women on. judy: there is an overused adage about this town, which goes along this line -- if you want a real friend in washington, get a dog. it's a reference to how ansactional so many relationships are. but you haven't found that? nina: no. my experience has been quite to the contrary, that if you're interested in people and you like people, they're interested in you and like you back. and i had conservative friends, like justice scalia, who are my friends for decades, in addition to ruth and other people that are not household words. and it was really important to me and i think to them that we were able to be friends despite -- maybe they didn't like something i wrote about them or atever. they could get over it and i could get over it. judy: there is criticism from the press that sometimes people are too close to the res

professor ruth ben-ghiat, welcome back to democracy now! you start off meloni has declared victory. talk about her and her party, what they represent. >> meloni is somebody who was a hard-core neofascist, who was at 15 she joined the party that was founded right after benito mussolini's original party was banned in this become the fourth largest party, neofascist party called the italian social movement. she was not only a militant, she became the head of the student organization. the flame -- if you look at the logo of her party called others in italy today, which was founded in 2012, she insisted on keeping a tricolor flame under the logo. that is the flame that is the symbol of the original neofascist party. over the years, many people have told her to get rid of that flame but she won't. this tells us a lot about her loyalty. and she really sees her party is carrying the heritage of fascism into today, so much so a party elder said a few days ago, we are all -- amy: let me go to a clip of giorgia meloni as a teenager, describing her sup

in it she describes how ruth and dr.discuss ruth's medical challenges, including lung cancer, leaving nina in the dark. >> and i couldn't say anything. over six weeks i lied to her basically. >> why did you feel like you had to lie? >> a, it was a hipaa violation. and, b, i didn't want any leak. >> do you have any regrets? >> i do think that i was born under a very bright star. >> nina interviewed rbg in public dozens of times. their last private conversation was by phone, a few days before ruth died two years ago this month. >> i said to her, you were my darling friend. and i'm just -- it has been one of the great parts of my life that you have been my friend. >> it turns out that the hard hitting nina totenberg may not be as tough as she would have her sources believe. >> i think i learned a lot from my friends to be a more generous person. how to be a better friend. i think they taught me to be a better person. ♪ feeling supported. ♪ ♪ bad vibes thwarted. ♪ ♪ this is activia+. ♪ ♪ c, d, zinc. no need to think. ♪ ♪ hea

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. >> remarkably -- >> reporter: including dispatches from world war ii and orson wells, and babe rutho valuable he's donated them to the national archives near washington. can you imagine his shock years later when he spot thad babe ruth recording on ebay. >> i said holy expletive. that can't be. >> reporter: an archives' employee lifted the recording and tried to sell it. the justice department found he also stole a series of other artifacts. in 2018, a historian pleaded guilty to stealing from the archives, too. snatching pieces that include add fallen tuskegee airman's dog tags. cbs news has learned about a half-dozen theft cases involving thousands of stolen documents but none as bold as barry landau's. >> i think he thought coehe cou get away with it. >> reporter: he told fdr documents and pocketed the items after sewing extra pockets in his coat and trying to distract the staff with cupcakes and charm. >> he's sitting at this table. somebody spots him from above, up there. >> yes. >> reporter: they all pleaded guilty and served prison time. as for dave golden, his archives donat

pastor lauracipeda carmen ruiz victor ansionez natalie portela eduard allatra and daniel grow and ruth gabriel goya-style murder laura paterna 32-year-old partner in a law office was going to get married in two months. who found her au pair has already been interviewed. it also stank in here. when you walked in. yeah, no signs of a struggle, and it looks like there were no prints either. so far, i haven't found anything like that, for sure. dear, i do not have time to pick up the children. to my parents. you can? we will definitely take this too, then we will attach it as evidence. i'll call you back, what's going on here what's the matter. she was in the bedroom, so it could be jealousy homicide. it's not, why are you so sure? for everyday life, it’s too elegant, usually the victim is chopped with a knife, her head is smashed against the wall or anything at all. most often in the kitchen. you won't believe how many times when everything was clean i found blood in the extractor pocket, i'm not a beginner. flag in the hands of fu what did the groom say, what was at home at night? it's,

and of course, ruth would be our recently beatified former supreme court justice, now deceased ruth bader ginsb ginsburg. and it turns outur that ruth bader ginsburg and nina totenberg were incredibly close friends. the e they talked on the phone allnd the time. and at the end of one ofe on thl calls, the tone of totenberg writes in this repulsive new memoir, she felt like a mere quoting a goose that had just been stuffed in preparation for foie gras. it's like the perfect npr sentence. it's both banal. it's a cliche goose foie gras. heard that before. pick a newck n one ,ew but you t not capable of it. and it has the aura of airy addition, a certain gray poupon feeling they don't full grise on npr. so ovea thr the years, theseey u spent tons of time together and we're quoting shopping with ruth was a humbling experience. totenberg wrote , trembling and quoting again. she was petite and beautiful and could wear almost anything. do youoo! do feel dirty hearingt in totenberg doesn't feel dirty. >> she feels affirmed. kne anyway, that was your npr supreme court reporter talkingis about her a

the russians will be able to show, ukraians attacked at plant and here is ruth. -- ruth. --proof.whatbout the attacks -- will be workers there be able to speak freely? >> it is hard to say. i would guess that they are under a lot of pressure not to be to open? they are engineers for the most part and i suspect because they are engineers, their first priority is to do their jobs as well as possible, even if they are working under duress. they know keeping best -- the plant safe is important. render viewers that the plant is worth 14 billion u.s. dollars. lewis: they want to keep it operational and safe and there is a clear interest and that. -- in fact. having a plant this size in a conflict zone is not great. how do you assess the risk? >> the risk has been overstated. this plan has been operating for decades safety -- safely. there is no question, if there is a war going around nearby, someone could damage something and there could be some spread of radiation. put that down in the list of things that could happen. it is scaremongering to talk about this being a disaster. that is

thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg about the fact they stood on the shoulders of pauli murrayi murray was not just black and had doors closed their entire life because of it, a woman and had doors closed her entire life because of it, but also was very strongly of the view that she was a man trapped in a woman's body before there was language for that or any cultural understanding of that. the reason i am obsessed with pauli murray and folks should run out and see the documentary is because in some ways this book is not just a meditation on the astonishing women lawyers who i inc. saved republic and continue to do so, but because it is a meditation on who gets famous and who gets credit. it is very much a story of people who can toil away in the vineyards for decades. pauli murray wrote what became the bible of desegregation. pauli murray wrote what became the spine of brown v board him got credit. wrote what became essential theory of gender equality that ruth bader ginsburg used as an attorney edited murray for. almost no credit, no recognition. so much the kind of out of th

and ruth bader ginsburg was one of those.g the way and who were wonderful people i got to know. other justices, republicans and democrats, including justice scalia, for example, who was i was incredibly fond of. he was, i think, quite fond of me. and these are extraordinary people. one of the great things about being a reporter is to be a witness to history. to be part of that history, the supreme court's history, and to watch justice ginsburg when she wasn't a justice, she changed the way america is for women. at the time she began, there were hundreds if not thousands of state, local and federal laws that overtly discriminated against women. and she was the architect of the legal battle that eradicated those laws. and that's an extraordinary thing she did for all women. >> and in terms of the friendship that you have with her, i know during her last year you shared many small dinners together. saturdays at your house were reserved for ruth. >> right. >> but she helped you over the years through many different types of times

a michael jordan jersey sold for $10 million, what should babe ruth go for?r 2 million. next one, mickey mantle's world series hat. >> this is from 1961. everyone should know because that's the year roger marist hit 61 home runs so this is a game used mickey mantle hat from 60 one world series and this we expect to go in the $100,000 range. stuart: one hundred thousand dollar plus for a hat. 40, fifty-year-old hat. >> very special. stuart: when i hear the word onis wagoner i know it is a baseball card and it is valuable, which one have you got? >> this is the card. this is from 1909, the famous one that was pulled from production because they did not want to promote tobacco. they are psa graded, 36 of these known in the world. this is a one. 5 which may seem like a lower grade, however it is in the top 55% of all grades, 19 cards with lesser grade and it has a nice back, you can see, stick this in the tobacco packs, the current bidding on this card, it is the holy grail, nobody has ever bought one of these cards and then went to resell it and sold it for a lo

and it's signed ruth bader ginsburg. thank you for your attention. francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie

and it's signed ruth bader ginsburg. thank you for your attention. francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere

(ruth giggles) my name is ruth weiss. all through my childhood i wrote. i wrote a lot of poems.

the most for so for this is ruth will be a new one hasn't been seen before. in their perspective, the federal salon must be a some unit studies before door and moving in that i knew before you started. ok, you know, people not. yes, those die you. it also brings up the door because we get what you say a week, but it is i hear because that's what they see. misers. believe you got a question with can see with our music was due to me, delusions border. i see you all you gotta do is just meet him over the head and just tell him the right way to live near is going to do it with a whole new republic. i don't know the war, but just to be played a shy many the kids. i tried to understand why my own colleagues use a 9 feet person on tuition for position i made some results. and i disco. so it was very deep. also public. since long, long time game it is a well known journalist and politician. he had to the geneva press club. i wrote a famous book, creating lucifer from the great religious schism to anti boot in hysteria, in which he contends the rooster phobia in weste

aaron james judge has tied babe ruth with 60 home runs! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we start with the fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin now threatening to use nuclear weapons, declaring he is not bluffing. >> brian: the threat comes as president biden is heading to the united nations later today to speak at about 10:30. he's going to address world leaders. we think they'll listen. speak when he's going to tie up traffic on the east side. >> brian: which is more important. steel and that's where we find jacqui heinrich, joining us by the east river and the united nations. hey, jacqui. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, and brian. this was supposed to really hinge on food insecurity as a result of russia's war in ukraine, but putin threat to use nuclear weapons and his call-up of the country's 300,000 reserve troops has really sent a chill, and that partial mobilization would be the first of its kind since world war ii. according to reports, one-way flights out of the country to other countries that allow russian citizens to enter without a

ruth, italian politics, particularly nato neo-fascism is your work, your academic work.n the right will say, you liberals, you call everything fascist, anything you don't like, any conservative, fascists. you're just sort of slandering this new conservative faction in italy. what do you say to that? >> yeah, well, she is calling herself a conservative, and this is just to cover up. this is somebody who was a hard-core neo-fascist militant, from when she was 15, she became the leader of a neo-fascist party, the same party that was founded right after mussolini's death, just carry on fascism and in a post war. she became the leader of the organization. and the fact that, if you look at the parties logo, it has a dry colourfully minute, and that's not just about patriotism and the colors of the flag, she insisted that flame stay in the logo, because it's the flame that was in the original neo-fascist party and one. so, people have told her to take it out, and muscling his granddaughter is also in her party, who also told her to take it out and she won't because she is attac

babe ruth hit 60 1927 roger maris hit 61 61 judge got to 67 games faster than ruth .has 15 games left to surpass maris and go even higher . but there was much more of the yankees went into the ninth inning, trailing 8 to 4. after the judge homer they went under load the bases of giancarlo stanton. came to the plate and did this fiber ninth inning gives the yankees a 98 win a nice capper on judges record night. the giants goal in their final 14 games is to finish the season with a winning record. they've still got a shot the tradition of passing baseball down generationally alive and well at coors field in denver, rocky scoreless tonight in the third inning, joey barton. it's a high drive to left off kyle freeland. bart thinks the balls out jonathan daza and randal grichuk can decide which of them should make the catch. the ball falls three base error. bart later scored on a single by mikey stream ski still want nothing game in the sixth tire, astrada rides one opposite field and finds the gap in right center that scores austin slater, and it's two nothing giants and h

others were fired. >> university of utah president ruth watkins says she's resigning. >> then universityauren's death could it have been prevented, announced she would be stepping down. the questions about how lauren 's case was handled, never went away. university says it has implemented the recommendations in the review to improve student safety and gone further. appointing a chief safety officer, overhauling the school safety apparatus, adding specialized employees like social workers, who can deal with relationship violence. in october 2020, the university settled a lawsuit brought brought by lauren's parents, agreeing to t pay the mccluskeys ten and a half million dollars. >> the university acknowledges and deeply regrets that it did not -- >> at the time, president watkins finally acknowledged the university did not handle lauren's case as it should have. >> as a result, we failed lauren and her family. >> lauren's parents say their goal was always to get the university of utah to start thinking differently about student safety. hoping other parents will not suffer as they have. >>

if you listen to what ruth bader ginsburg said, the court that decided roe was an activist court.asically kind of course correcting here. it's strange that the liberals are so angry because those supreme court justices, the three that trump appointed, those were supposed to be crookeds. that is why they have so much rage inside them, he was never supposed to get those appointments. notice the democrats, anytime they disagree, they attack as illegitimate, trump is an illegitimate president, if you disagree with anything you are an illegitimate scientist, illegitimate businessmen, illegitimate doctor. the court is now illegitimate. you can't do that. the democrats all about defending institutions, then the next day on "meet the press" you can't just slander them. >> greg: that's true, judge. we took a lot of heat for criticizing the fbi, and yet she can just go right after the supreme court, which is basically the super concentrated version of the fbi with 90% more fbiness. >> jeanine: well, aside from all of that, i won't even address it, but the supreme court where members of the

joining us, ruth ben-ghia teshgs, author of "strong men: mussolini to the present."d to have you. >> ruth, it seems far right may be a bit too tame of a description for a party that has fascist roots. and it looks like the leader who once praised benito and mussolini. >> absolutely. it's important to stress that because she's trying to market herself as a conservative, but there is nothing conservative about meloni or her party. the party formed in 2012 because the berlusconi government before had fused with the existing parliament party and with no autonomous right-wing extremist party, so that's the origins of that. meloni herself was a hardcore neofascist militant, her whole life since 15 years old, rising to become the head of the '90s youth organization. and very important, if you look at the logo of the party, there's a tricolored flame in there, and that was the original logo of the neofascist party that was founded after mussolini, you know, died and his party was banned. and she hasn't insisted to keep that flame in there because her mission is to bring fort

ruth: almost every day.tting signals professionals in korea saying we are not happy, we are watching the yuan closely and it seems every morning as soon as the yuan opens, we see another mega move down compared to the dollar. the dollar is incredibly strong in the wake of a hawkish federal serve and haven demand around the world for their currency, it is everything falling against the dollar and 1400 seems to be in the crosshairs for traders over here. it is a round number and we know how much markets love nice, round numbers. we shall see if they defend that level. shery: senior reporter for fx and rates, ruth carson with a look at fx. let's look at equity future openings, equities extending losses after a hotter than expected u.s. inflation print. more news upside after the recovery rebound in the u.s.. asia looking like subdued trading at the moment. msci europe still deeply negative territory, futures up .3%. ftse 100 futures after the u.k. inflation reading, slipping from the 40-year i, providing a litt

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npr legal affairs correspondent nina totenberg released her memoir, dinners with ruth. it focuses on her friendship of over 50 years with the late justice ruth bader ginsburg and new yorker war correspondent luke mogul and has a new book out. it's called the storm is here an american crucible. in it, he tracks the rise of right wing extremism and his experience. on january six, 2021, at the u.s. capitol. well, along with newly released books, we like to share some of the recent reviews of books that come out in national publications weekly. agent josephine chronicle. entertainer josephine baker's time as an anti-nazi spy in pre-world war two. paris. although many books and movies have chronicled the career of the santas and her self-exile to france, british journalist damian lewis looks at her time as a spy during the world war two era. according to the new yorker, ms.. baker exploited her italian and japanese contacts for any useful information they might let slip. she transported aid to refugees by using her flying skills, and she hid resistance groups in her country

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and it's signed ruth bader ginsburg. thank you for your attention. francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessiehere here mos ago the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world. a promise called the promise of a land where a man could build. his own raise his children in freedom. they call from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. themselves new and higher standards of living and yet in one of the great river valleys of america something went wrong. here in the tennessee valley three centuries later the descendants of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land for these children the hope and the thomas were dead for them. the only future was poverty ignorance drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil even the older man had forg

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it is signed ruth bader ginsburg. thank you for your attention. congratulating bessie on her supreme court argument and victory, frances perkins said that she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was in that it asked her so many questions, because frances perkins understood that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie margolin's intelligent presentation, thank you. >> you are watching american history tv, explore our nation's past, every saturday on frank micciche. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> more than 300 years ago, the first pioneers crossed the oceans to a new world, a promise of a land where man could build his own house, farm his own acres, raise his children in freedom. they called from the wilderness and empire of agriculture and industry. they set for themselves new and higher standards of living. and yet in one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. in the tennessee valley, three centuries later the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people living in a ruined land. for these children, the hope